The Mystery of Two German Submarines Sinking in World War II

The Mystery of Two German Submarines Sinking in World War II

In World War II, the U- 1 10 submarine of the German Navy sank several British transport ships in the Atlantic naval battle. This made the new captain a fool and excited. One day, the bewildered fool suddenly had a brainwave and wanted to see with his own eyes how the British ship sunk by him was buried at the bottom of the sea. Driven by strong curiosity, he decided to go and see for himself after sinking another British ship.

The opportunity has really come. One day, Lampe's submarine "bit" two British merchant ships. As easy as blowing off dust, the torpedoes launched by the U- 1 10 submarine hit two merchant ships in succession. The pillar of fire soared into the sky, and the violent explosion shook the sea. Don't miss this opportunity! The fool immediately ordered the submarine to float, put the periscope out of the water and watched the excitement.

Just as Lampe was excited, the submarine suddenly began to vibrate violently, causing Lampe to stumble to the ground. A deafening explosion immediately sounded. The submarine was surrounded by huge waves. "Not good!" Lampe realized that his submarine had been discovered by the British navy. He quickly put away the periscope and ordered the submarine to dive urgently, but it was too late. The explosion of a series of deep-water bombs made the U- 1 10 submarine lose its diving ability immediately.

It turned out that while Lampe was watching the sinking of the British merchant ship with great interest, a small British frigate that was cruising found his periscope exposed to the sea, so more than a dozen deep-water bombs rained down in this direction ... The German submarine suddenly lost its diving ability and had to surface and became a prisoner of the British.

Coincidentally. 1940 One day, the German U- 103 submarine was ordered to sail to the English Channel to attack the British aircraft carrier and cut off its maritime supply line. On the way, he happened to meet the British supply ship "Oliver Branch". At that time, the supply ship was loaded with hundreds of tons of high explosives, heavy artillery shells and dozens of tanks of various models. It sailed leisurely in the blue North Atlantic, unaware that the danger was just around the corner. The German submarine sneaked into the starboard side of the supply ship and fired two torpedoes.

The torpedo hit the key of the White Olive and detonated the ammunition on board. Poor Olive? Blanche immediately turned into a huge powder keg and exploded. Driven by curiosity, the German submarine swaggered out to sea to enjoy the "magnificent scene" of the explosion of the supply ship after confirming that there was no danger in the surrounding waters.

Just then, a tank on the supply ship was lifted into the air by the shock wave generated by the explosion, and then hit the German submarine impartially. So the German submarine U- 103, which made great achievements, was smashed into two pieces, but it sank into the Atlantic Ocean before the British ship.